Did Taylor Swift get her chair thrown in the face by the audience while performing on stage?

While performing on stage at her concert tour, Taylor Swift was suddenly thrown in the face by an audience member below, causing many people to express their frustration on behalf of the singer.

Taylor Swift's " The Eras Tour" is the hottest and most epic international music event today. Taylor Swift has 68 shows in North America, 13 shows in Latin America will start in Mexico. In 2014, she had 10 concerts in Asia, Australia with 7 nights and finally Europe with 48 nights.

Up to now, the average ticket price is about 455.78 USD and there are an average of 72,459 spectators per night. From here, "The Eras Tour" is predicted to be the highest-grossing tour of all time.

Not only did "The Eras Tour" make a lot of money, but according to seismologist Jackie Caplan-Auerbach, Taylor Swift's performance at Lumen Field in Seattle on July 22 and 23 generated seismic activity equivalent to a magnitude 2.3 earthquake. The reason is that the singer's fans danced to the music in unison.

Recently, a clip circulated on social media showing that during a stage performance, a "super super huge" chair suddenly flew up from under the stage. Fortunately, the singer born in 1989 managed to capture quickly, helping her escape.

After this clip was posted, it received great attention from the online community as well as created a mixed wave. Many people believe that the person who throws the chair on the stage is too unconscious, not thinking about the bad situations that occur. However, there are also some netizens who believe that this clip is actually a rewinded clip, and that the person who threw down the chair is a singer born in 1989.

This is also not the first time that Taylor Swift has encountered these rude scenes from the audience. Not long ago, after Taylor Swift's concert at Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City, Missouri, USA), Taylor Swift finished performing, was on her way to leave when someone threw something at her. Fortunately, the object did not hit the target. Many fans were angry about this impolite and dangerous act.

Not only Taylor Swift, but there are quite a few artists who are subjected to offensive actions by unaware audiences, throwing things on stage while the artist is performing, causing public opinion.

In late July, the media and entertainment buzzed about a clip of Cardi B throwing a microphone at the audience. During the performance at the outdoor stage, when a fan splashed water in her face, the rapper responded with exasperation, then continued to sing as if nothing had happened.

Or during rapper Drake's concert, a fan threw a vape at his arm, and rapper Lil Nas X was thrown an adult toy at him. During one concert, outraged by the fact that singers were thrown at them by the audience, Adele declared: "Dare to throw something at me, I will kill you."

Or, according to Variety, when Latto was performing "Put It On Da Floor" at a music festival in Germany, someone threw objects on stage. "Want to get hit? Do it again," the female rapper holding the microphone responded harshly. The moment was captured and shared widely on Twitter.

During a performance by Harry Styles, a former member of One Direction, on July 8 in Austria, a fan threw a foreign object in the singer's face. It's unclear what it was, but according to the video, Harry put his hand up to cover his eyes. When he walked off stage, his eyes were still closed to one side.

An audience member present at the performance assumed it was a rose branch. The part of the flower branch that had caught Harry's eye hurt him. On June 18, Bebe Rexha required stitches when a fan threw her phone on stage in New York.

In addition to the names above, the list of victims of audience harassment of the show also includes Kelsea Ballerini, Ava Max, Pink...

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